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Highway to Heaven (2021)
Angela the angel takes on the role of a temporary school counselor. Working alongside junior high school principal Bruce Banks, she intervenes in the life of a troubled student Cody Grier who is struggling with the tragic loss of his mother.
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Angela the angel takes on the role of a temporary school counselor. Working alongside junior high school principal Bruce Banks, she intervenes in the life of a troubled student Cody Grier who is struggling with the tragic loss of his mother.
Rating:NR
Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Written By:Angelica Chéri, Cathryn Humphris
In Theaters:11/6/2021
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Propagate Content, Rain Productions
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